HARRY STYLES Y TAYLOR SWIFT: ¿NACE EL AMOR? | Celebridades #6: Los Sims 4
Wow. Calvin Harris isn"t holding back ANY of his feelings towards ex Taylor Swift following their split over a month ago!
ICYMI: The latest drama surrounding the two involved the songstress confirming she helped write the hit song This Is What You Came For. The DJ took to Twitter on Wednesday acknowledging her involvement, but not without DRAGGING her for being petty.
And just like that, their feud is SO on!
Of course, these two celebs aren"t the first to publicly get into it after a bad breakup or any reason for that matter!
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The Infiltrator Official Trailer #2 (2016) - Bryan Cranston, John Leguizamo Movie HD
Think of "The Infiltrator" as a thinking-man"s drug-cartel drama, filled with tension and carried by a Bryan Cranston performance so good that all should enjoy watching him fall on the right side of the law this time.
The actor known for his "Breaking Bad" meth-maker plays federal agent Robert Mazur, known for his undercover expertise in making drug busts and, in this true-story drama, how he went deeper than ever to infiltrate Pablo Escobar"s cocaine suppy to the U.S. in the 1980s.
Based on Mazur"s book, this crime biography is unique in the way that it balances the inherent deceptions in undercover work fooling crooks into doing things that will result in their imprisonment with how close the lawman-and-criminal relationship can become.
Including friendship and respect.
That"s an intriguing element to show, but also a hollow one when taking great pains to show how an Escobar lietenant is a "regular family man" who likes to cook for his wife and daughter without also showing such detail in how he orders murders and leaves other families" children as orphans.
But such flaws are few in this ensemble thriller with a unique filmmaking combination: It"s directed by Brad Furman of "The Lincoln Lawyer," with a screenplay adapted from Mazur"s book by Ellen Brown Furman the director"s mother.
They seem to have made a good team, and they created one on-screen as well.
Mazur (Cranston) is a by-the-book U.S. Customs agent known for his ethics and his in-depth planning and deep-cover identities, calling for odd clothing choices and hairstyles.
Mazur"s honesty and attention to detail in turning into "Bob Musella, money launderer to big-time drug dealers" can sometimes put him in odd situations with fellow agents.
Like the impulsive street-wise fed played by John Leguizamo, who enjoys wine and women, another element that the happily married Mazur takes no part in, even when it"s part of the job, or when a female agent is cast as his fiancee.
"National Treasure" actress Diane Kruger impresses in this rookie undercover role, working from a script that is so rich in character details and realistic dialogue that it allows many to stand out in the film, a real treat of this movie.
There are simply too many to name, and they"re not all big-name co-stars that create multi-dimensional bad guys, good guys and some who straddle the line in this Medillin Colombian cartel storyline.
Look for Yul Vasquez, appropriately flamboyant as a bisexual Escobar money-monitoring minion; Joseph Gilgun as a drug-runner that Mazur frees from prison to help keep the crew out of trouble; Art Malik as a crooked banker who cleans drug money; and about a dozen others.
Films rarely have this many small characters that are so memorable.
Then revel in the joys of Olympia Dukakis as Mazur"s aunt with an attitude; an out-of-nowhere Michael Pare as a doomed informant; and Benjamin Bratt and Elena Anaya, so good as the Escobar-confidante couple that Mazur and his "fiancee" befriend.
The tension created throughout all of this double-dealing makes it feel like something bad is about to happen, and more often than not, it does.
Ranging from loud blasts of action involving guns, knives and car crashes, to an "Escobar calling card" that arrives at Mazur"s home, there is considerable violence, but the film avoids being too graphic.
"The Infiltrator" is solid entertainment made even better by Cranston, who"s so dynamic, and yet subtle, in pulling off the roles of a good guy lawman, a bad guy drug criminal, a husband, a fiancee and above all a man who is committed to making a difference in the war on drugs in the 1980s.
Watching him play-act his way around a vicious criminal enterprise, while enduring occasional slip-ups and hoping they don"t get him and others killed, builds a case for "The Infiltrator" as a classy crime drama.
Nia Vardalos: I Agree With Jennifer Aniston About Body Shaming | TODAY
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Who has sold more tabloid magazines over the last fifteen yearsthanJennifer Aniston?
But after constantly being scrutinized post-lunch for a baby belly, with headlines declaring she"s "finally pregnant!" she"s had it.
The actress penned an essay for theHuffington Poston Tuesday, breaking her longtime stance of ignoring gossip chatter.
"Let me start by saying that addressing gossip is something I have never done. I dont like to give energy to the business of lies, but I wanted to participate in a larger conversation that has already begun and needs to continue," she wrote.
And just in case you were wondering, "for the record, I amnotpregnant," she says. "What I am isfedup.Im fed up with the sport-like scrutiny and body shaming that occurs daily under the guise of journalism, the First Amendment and celebrity news.
She starts by pointing out the public safety issues surrounding the constant presence of paparazzi following her and husbandJustin Theroux,44, but then widens the lens."I want to focus on the bigger picture of what this insane tabloid ritual represents to all of us," she says.Aniston, 47, realizes she is "some kind of symbol to people out there" and has connected the constant bump-watch forced upon herto a larger issue at hand.
"The way I am portrayed by the media is simply a reflection of how we see and portray women in general, measured against some warped standard of beauty," she says. "The message that girls are not pretty unless theyre incredibly thin, that theyre not worthy of our attention unless they look like a supermodel or an actress on the cover of a magazine is something were all willingly buying into."
This summer Aniston pregnancy rumors reached a new high, with tabloids volleying between showcasinga fictitious bumpon vacation toclaimingshe"s suddenly too thin (she waswearing boyfriend jeans).
In short, she can"t win.
"This past month in particular has illuminated for me how much we define a womans value based on her marital and maternal status," says Aniston, citing more pressingstories like mass shootings, Supreme Court decisions and the upcomingelection. "The sheer amount of resources being spent right now by press trying to simply uncover whether or not I am pregnant (for the bajillionth time... but whos counting) points to the perpetuation of this notion that women are somehow incomplete, unsuccessful, or unhappy if theyre not married with children," she writes.
Here"s Aniston"s truth, in her own words.
"Heres where I come out on this topic: we are complete with or without a mate, with or without a child. We get to decide for ourselves what is beautiful when it comes to our bodies. That decision is ours and ours alone. Lets make that decision for ourselves and for the young women in this world who look to us as examples. Lets make that decision consciously, outside of the tabloid noise. We dont need to be married or mothers to be complete. We get to determine our own happily ever after for ourselves."
For those wondering, she adds,"yes, I may become a mother some day, and since Im laying it all out there, if I ever do, I will be the first to let you know. But Im not in pursuit of motherhood because I feel incomplete in some way, as our celebrity news culture would lead us all to believe. I resent being made to feel less than because my body is changing and/or I had a burger for lunch and was photographed from a weird angle and therefore deemed one of two things: pregnant or fat.
As season six kicks off, USA Networks long-running legal drama, Suits, is turning a new leaf.
The new run of episodes begins with Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) acclimating to his new reality as a prison inmate after the truth about his lack of a law degree surfaces, threatening the livelihood of the firm, Pearson Specter Litt, and those who kept quiet about his secret -- most notably Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht).
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With Mike in prison, it is certainly a new era in the show, creator Aaron Korsh told ET of the new season during a recent interview. But it was more my goal to make it feel like the same show.
All the familiar elements that make Suits what it is still remain, though the new season has its own unique test: striking a balance between Mikes prison storyline with everyone elses at the firm, while still maintaining a connective thread between the two worlds.
Our characters talk about Mike and Mike talks about our characters but thats what theyd be doing: thinking about each other and that is a form of interaction, Korsh said. If fans have a yearning for them to be together, the characters are expressing that yearning to be together.
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Moving forward, the challenge was to feel like Mike is not completely separate from our characters. Thats why we came up with the idea of Mike being in prison with someone that Harvey put away. Obviously Harveys going to hear about that and find out about it and its going to involve him in Mikes life, he explained.
Though Mike wont be getting out of prison anytime soon -- Korsh says h**l be behind bars for a big part of the season -- there will come a time when h**l find his way out eventually. I dont think Ill have Mike in prison for two full seasons, he deadpanned.
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As Korsh tells it, the timing seemed right for Mike to finally get caught in his lie. After five seasons of skirting around the issue, taking the plunge now only seemed fitting in moving the story along and positioning the characters in unknown -- and potentially more dangerous -- territory.
You have to evolve the show or its going to get stale for me as a writer and probably for the actors too. Im sure some people would prefer it stay the same forever and some people appreciate the changes, Korsh said. If you do the same thing over and over again, I would, by definition, lose interest and I would feel it was unsuccessful. But when you make changes and evolve the show, youre always risking alienating or turning off some people.
Suits airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on USA Network.
Jetswide receiver Brandon Marshall, who doubles during the season as an analyst on Showtime"s "Inside the NFL," has received two Sports Emmy nominations.
His primary category isoutstanding sports personality (studio analyst). In short, it"s an award for the best studio analyst.
The other nominees are ESPN"s Jay Bilas (college basketball) and three MLB Network guys: Al Leiter, Harold Reynolds, and Bill Ripken.
You can find the full list of nominees here.
The winner in Marshall"s category last year was Reynolds, who also won in 2014, and shared the award with Tom Verducci of TBS/MLB Network in 2013.
Marshall, who just finished his first season with the Jets, joined the "Inside the NFL" cast for the 2014 season, when he played in Chicago.
Marshall"s second Emmy nomination came forseven-minute, mini documentary segment he produced.
It aired on the CBS Super Bowl pregame show. (CBS owns Showtime.) The title of the segment: "A True Hero: The Zaevion Dobson Story." Dobson, a high school football player in Tennessee, was killed while shielding three girls from gunfire.
Here isMarshall"s reaction tohis Emmy nominations:
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THE INFILTRATOR Trailer # 2 (Bryan Cranston, Drug Movie - 2016)
One of the nicest surprises among the loud and sometimes mind-numbing summer movie season is a new adult drama.The Infiltrator finds Bryan Cranston back in the world of drug trafficking, but this time theBreaking Bad Emmy winner is on the good side of the law in apulse-pounding and first-rate true story based on former federal agent Robert Mazurs memoir. In 1986, Mazur went deep undercover, ingeniously following the money trail all the way to the top of kingpin Pablo Escobars drug trafficking empire. Targeting more than100 drug lords as well as the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, the key money-laundering operation for these illegal deals, Mazur risked his life in a remarkable sting operation that could not be more intense and exciting.
As I say in my videoreview (click the above link to watch), director Brad Furman (The Lincoln Lawyer)serves up a nail-biting tale focusing on Mazurs infiltration into the highest reaches of power in this most dangerous of worlds. Under orders from his boss Bonnie (Amy Ryan), Cranstons Mazur invents an alter ego named Bob Musella, a money-laundering businessman who works his way into Escobars network by promising to keep its money safe from the feds. Joined by fellow agent Emir Abreu (John Leguizamo), his tentative steps into this ring are fraught with peril at every turn. During one conversation, he accidentally says he has a fiance, forcing his department to bring in agent Kathy Ertz (Diane Kruger), who poses as his bride-to-be and join him in the operation. Eventually Mazur/Musella makes his way up to Escobars No. 2, Roberto Alcaino (Benjamin Bratt), ingratiating and convincing him thathe has his best interests in mind.
Whats truly fascinating is that this basically is Mazurs day job. At night he goes home to his wife (Juliet Aubrey) and family but soon finds that the mission might be costing him his personal life as he goes deeper and deeper into the heart of the Escobar world. One scene where Mazurtakes his real wife out to an anniversary dinner nearly turns disastrous when he runs into one of Escobars men and quickly must revert to his alter ego which horrifies his wife. This is the kind of thing Cranston just excels at. He has been on a real roll of late and never has been better than as Mazur, a juicy part enhanced by the fact he is playing a still-living man who pulled off one of the greatest drug ring busts ever.
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Leguizamo also is very lively and fun to see as a key associate, and Kruger is simply excellent as thewoman who has to join Mazur in pulling off a miracle of deception without missing a beat. Bratt is perfectly cast, a seemingly ordinary and successful businessman with a brutal personality simmering underneath. Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis is a hoot as Mazurs Aunt Vicky, who at one point finds herself part of her nephews ruse. The adaptation of Mazurs book is skillfully penned by Ellen Brown Furman, the directors mother, who has done a fine job, never drifting into the cliches of this movie genre. Producers are Miriam Segal, Don Sikorski, Paul M. Brennan and Furman. Broad Green Pictures is releasing the film Wednesday in about 1,600 theaters, a perfect adult alternative for these hot summer months.
Do you plan to seeThe Infiltrator?Let us know what you think.
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The internet is abound with rumors that Taylor Swift underwent a breast augmentation, but the 1989 hitmaker has remained silent, not confirming or denying the alleged plastic surgery.
The ladies of CBS show The Talk discussed the rumors surrounding Swift on Tuesdays episode of the show. Special guest Ariel Winter, who has been open about having a breast reduction, weighed in.
It took me a while to feel that way, you know, accepting myself. I just hope girls can learn to accept themselves, whatever they look like, however big or small their b*****s are, the Modern Family actress said. And even, I have to say, you know, even if Taylor Swift did get her b***s done, good for her if she felt like she wanted to.
Winter also spoke about being body-shamed both before and after her breast reduction surgery,for not only what she wears, but also for openly showing her scars on the red carpet.
After revealing her scars at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the 18-year-old tweeted, Guys there is a reason I didnt make an effort to cover up my scars! They are part of me and Im not ashamed of them at all.
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On social media, the actress consistently calls out critics who dare to shame her for various outfits she wears or revealing cleavage.
We live in a day and age where everything you do is ridiculed, she told Glamourin 2015 interview. The internet bullies are awful. I could post a photo where I feel good, and 500 people will comment about how fat I am, and that I am disgusting.
